Vogue USA September 2016: Kendall Jenner by Mert&Marcus

My gif (Video source: Vogue's yt channel)

Remember that time when I told you I have alternative titles for each post? If you do, I love you to the moon and back ^^
Anyway, this post could be also titled (is that even a verb?) "Generation K vs Génération Instagirls". If you've seen the Vogue Paris cover for September, you'll know what I mean. To me, the winner is Generation K, and by that I mean Miss Kendall Jenner. Covering the September issue of US Vogue is HUGE. But that doesn't mean the cover and the content in general is good, unfortunately.

I like Kendall...there, I said it. You can go all judgy on me now, but I do. And I was happy to find out the Vogue USA rumours were true. I really thought Kendall and Mert&Marcus could create something cool but...I was wrong. The only photographers who seem to be able to get the most out of her are Russell James and I&V. 
The cover is kind of growing on me, even though I hate the way her mouth looks. But the ed is a complete mess that has no coherence and makes no sense.

Yet another disappointing September issue.


¿Os acordáis de cuando os dije que tengo títulos alternativos para todas mis entradas? Si la respuesta es si, os quiero mucho (como la trucha al trucho) ^^
Sea como sea, os diré que esta entrada podría ser titulada como "Generation K vs Génération Instagirls". Si habéis visto la portada de septiembre de Vogue Paris, sabréis de que hablo. Para mi la ganadora es Generation K, o lo que es lo mismo, la señorita Kendall Jenner. Conseguir la portada de septiembre de Vogue USA es una pasada. Pero eso no quiere decir que la portada y el contenido vayan a ser buenos. Por desgracia.

Me gusta Kendall...ale, ya lo dije. Ahora me podéis empezar a juzgar, pero me seguirá gustando. Y me alegró ver que los rumores de que iba a estar en esta portada eran ciertos. De verdad que creía que Kendall y Mert&Marcus podían crear algo chulo pero...me equivoqué y mucho. Los únicos fotógrafos que parecen ser capaces de hacer que destaque son Russell James e I&V. 
La portada me va gustando más según más la veo, pese a que odio como sale su boca. Pero el editorial es un desastre sin coherencia alguna.

Otro decepcionante September issue.

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